Travel from Rome to Milan

Direct flights connecting Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) with Milan Linate Airport (LIN) or Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP).

ITA Airways operates numerous daily direct flights. Rome Fiumicino (FCO) is the main international airport. Milan Linate (LIN) is closer to the city center, while Milan Malpensa (MXP) is the largest international airport serving Milan. Prices can fluctuate significantly based on booking time and demand.

Budget-friendly direct flights, typically from Rome Fiumicino (FCO) to Milan Bergamo (BGY) or sometimes Milan Malpensa (MXP).

Ryanair is a low-cost carrier, often flying to Milan Bergamo (BGY), which is further from Milan city center but offers cheaper fares. Baggage allowances may be more restrictive and incur additional charges.

Offers direct flights, usually connecting Rome Fiumicino (FCO) with Milan Bergamo (BGY).

Similar to Ryanair, Wizz Air is a budget airline frequently using Milan Bergamo (BGY) airport. Be aware of potential extra costs for luggage and other services.

High-speed Frecciarossa and Frecciargento trains offer fast and comfortable journeys between Rome Termini and Milan Centrale.

Trenitalia is Italy's national railway, offering frequent direct services. High-speed Frecciarossa trains are the fastest option. Rome Termini and Milan Centrale are the main railway stations, both centrally located with good connections.

Private high-speed train operator providing direct connections between Rome Termini/Tiburtina and Milan Centrale/Rogoredo.

Italo is a popular choice for high-speed travel, often competing with Trenitalia. Services depart from Rome Termini and Tiburtina, arriving at Milan Centrale or Rogoredo. Booking in advance can secure better fares.

Offers numerous direct and affordable bus services from Rome Tiburtina to various stops in Milan, including Lampugnano and San Donato M3.

FlixBus is a major European bus operator providing a budget-friendly option. Journey times are significantly longer than train or flight. Rome's main bus terminal is Tiburtina. Milan has several bus stations, including Lampugnano and San Donato M3.

Provides direct bus connections from Rome to Milan with competitive pricing.

Itabus is another option for bus travel in Italy. Always check the exact departure and arrival points as they can vary within Rome and Milan.

Connects Rome and Milan with direct bus services.

MarinoBus offers a comfortable long-distance bus experience. Booking in advance is recommended for better prices.

Driving between Rome and Milan offers flexibility and the chance to explore Italy's scenery at your own pace.

The distance is approximately 570-600 km, primarily via the A1 Autostrada. Expect to pay tolls, which can range from EUR 30-60 for a typical car. Fuel costs are an estimate and depend on vehicle efficiency and current fuel prices. Traffic can significantly impact journey times, especially around major cities and during peak holiday seasons.